To make multilateral organizations accountable and fit for a stronger, safer, and more prosperous world.
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Mission
Multilateral institutions are indispensable pillars of global cooperation, doing essential work to make the world a better place. But many face eroding legitimacy, outdated structures, and growing demands for enhanced transparency as a result of how they have evolved since their founding. Our mission is to catalyze meaningful reform and achieve stakeholder accountability so that these institutions can regain relevance and legitimacy, while becoming even more effective in our multipolar world.
​Our advisory services help move that process forward by identifying the components of the multi-stakeholder model in the context of the digital revolution, implying enhanced multilateral cooperation, better designed and implemented operational frameworks, and an ability to pivot on short notice to meet the rapidly changing needs of the world.
Why Reform Matters Now
The legitimacy and effectiveness of multilateral institutions are under strain:
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Outdated governance models no longer reflect contemporary power dynamics that operate at the speed of now. dynamics.
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Geopolitical tensions hinder much needed consensus-based decision-making to restore trust back into international relations.
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Inadequate accountability mechanisms have resulted in sclerotic bureaucracies, gross operational inefficiency, and severe erosion of public distrust.
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Technological shifts demand new modes of collaboration, transparency, and agility.
Without a new paradigm, these institutions risk irrelevance and an inability to effectively address a plethora of challenges, including the climate crisis, pandemics, economic shocks, AI governance, and conflict resolution.